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50--Articles For Sale HEAVY duty range, $55. RA 35-5409. [47--Automobiies For Sale |48--Automobiles Wanted S50--Articles for Sale |'56 FOUR - door Buick hardtop, hydro- | LAKESHORE Auto Wreckers want matic, radid, two tome, low mileage. | 14 THE OSHA \ TIMES, Tuesday, June 14, 1760 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 13) 47--Automobiles For Sale |47--Automobiles For Sale 1859 5 Oxford 3600 miles, new 56 tutone, fordor, radio, heater, tires, private $1675. Terms. Ajax white wal a snow Sale. RA 5 '80 VOLKSWAGEN deluxe, iat grey, 7000 miles, A-1 condition, aqui for sale. 109 Bruce ry RA 24125 after 5 p.m. NICE clean 34 Pontiac. Phone RA 8 0735. 59 BUICK Le Sabre, two-door metal lic blue, power steering, power brakes, radio. Sacrifice, $2400. Apply 483 Floyd Avenue after 6. BEFORE you Phone COlMax 3-2026. {ears for wresking. Highest prices paid. 5-181. bay any car, Paging wi {prices on Ie 50--Articles for Sale Heusen a opposite ey ve {King Street, one full year warranty. '59 AUSTIN Cambridge ASS in new con- dition, private. Phone WH 2-6410 Ajax WH [54 VOLKSWAGEN, new motor. Must Before be seen to be appreciated. p.m. apply 38 Colborne West. WINE and cider barrels, all sizes, solid oak, lowest prices, Oshawa Hard- ware, 8 Church. RA 3-7624. Apply 554 Veterans Ave- nue, end of Wilson Road South. WOooD FLAGSTONES for patios, sidewalk and drywalls. -- | FOR all in good condition, Phone MO 38-4444. SALE -- &plece walnut storms, Ideal for home or cottage. Apply 74 Cromvell Avenue. RA 3-7190. SKLAR , | $50.50 Smooth lop mattress for only 3c with the purchase of any bedroom in good dusky Jose. color, priced to sell, $75. Phone RA 5-9507. ri suite over $149. Our 5th 3|Special? Barons' Home Furnishings 424 Simcoe Street South. 's6 DODGE suburban, good me- chanically. Best offer. Telephone MO 8-2500 or MO 8-2681 57 BUICK Special, two door, hardtop. $1550 or best offer. Telephone RA 5-5972. a METEOR, excel sell reasonable for 8-4311 or apply 308 t condition, will ash. Telephone RA Drew Street. $i CHEVROLET mechanically A-L RA 3-7043. TEST DRIVE FIAT 600 AT YOUR FIAT DEALERS DON ROBINSON ESSO SIMCOE AND BRUCE STS. RA 3.9531 -- OSHAWA tion. 1960 STUDEBAKER LARK: Two-door Sedan Delivered Fully Equipped at $2485.00 SABYAN MOTOR SALES LIMITED 334 RITSON RD. Dial RA 3-3461 € USED CAR MID SUMMER SALE BE READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS AHEAD WITH A RECONDITIONED SAFE BUY '58 54 VOLKSWAGEN 2-door, one owner, / ERCURY 2-door Hardtop, USED CAR red and white, radio, padded dash, automatic. A real sharp like new $2295 . $1195 57 \OLDSMOBILE 4-door, black, automatic, radio, Rower steering, power brakes, for only $1695 54 PLYNOUM hardtop, clean, body and engine good ition, yadio, heater, good A MO 8-2586 Ss i '54 PONTIAC excellent condition, all extras. Apply 234 Bruce Street. ONE outboard motor, new, 2 hp, $95; two Findlay gas stoves, new, from $135; one Coleman, forced air furnace, new, $185; Coleman camping equip- ment for sale, cheap. Whitehall 2-3491. QUANTITY of 338 hardwood flooring, like new, reasonable. RA 3-4416. room suite buffet, 3 varnish- ed wooden interior doors and one lady's spring coat, size 16. Phone MO 8-2180. KEEP basement dry with a de- hum from Parkway TV, seven- day Bes | home trial. 918 Simede Street North, 3-3043. ONE, Roa Coca 3 Cola cooler, in first class 117 Court Street. CONTENTS of also modern chesterfield suite, limed oak tables, carpet, rubber underp: boy's sport coat and slacks. Telephone RA 3-3889. ONE GE presi electric stove, ad, | rallio, dresser, end tables, drapes, can. ner, arden tools, lawn mower, lady's al BOATS, forced to clear, 8, 10 14 and 15 ft. $39 and up. Save half, Barons i 5 Simcoe Street South. R ardtop 101 PETE boat, like new, Cadillac South, LLOYD light carriage, blue and white, $25. RA 3-7105. fully oH WAR! SE clearance of odds and ends, some slightly marked: two-piece deluxe style chesterfield suite, foam '55 ST AKER Ch able, private deal. Apply 381 Colborne Street East. upholstering, reg. $269, slashed for quick sale, $148. Three-piece bedroom suite, i Mr. and Mrs. Dresser 55 BSA. 650 CC motorcycle $350. RA 57233 '58 FORD convertible, radio, new top; also go-cart. Make offer. Will accept trade. MO 8-5670. '5% DODGE Viscount hardtop, automat. ic, radio, and white walls, Apply 374 Verdun Road, RA 5.8353. with tilt mirror, four-drawer chest, bookcase bed, reg. $219, big saving, close out, $119; Space Saver attractive durable covering, reg. $69, axed to $46; arborite topped desks, close out, $19; End of line coffee tables and end tables, $5. C attractive rubberized boucle|MA ELECTRIC incubator, used approx- 3-5058, Bowmanville. LLOYD baby carriage, $20, good tion and push type lawn mower, 464 Nipigon Street. condi. $5. imately five times, good as new. Phone ed with Turzor sa wand moter, good condi- tion 3-7041. embod range, good condition, reason- able. Phone RA 5-3228. 14-FT. TEAL CRAFT boat, fully equipp- trailer, also used outboard motors. Cy Preece Garage, Gliddon Avenue at Verdun Road. RA 5-9251. BABY carriage with mattress in very Phone RA 3-3710 or RA 1960 GALE outboard motors, nine models, 3 to 60 h.p. at bargain prices from $119.95 up. Cy Preece Garage, Outboard Sales, Service and Repairs. Sladen Avenue and Verdun Road. RA 8-6980. JOHNSTON outboard motor, hp 1950, complete with controls a J $50. Phone RA 35-1068. BICYCLE, boy's size, CCM, good con- dition, "$15. Phone RA 5-1068. cash and earry, $5. Wilson Furniture, | 20 Church Street, 'S56. FORD custom line, {privately owned, practically new tires. |318 Mary Street West, MO 8-4204. |'55 MERCURY four door nine passen- ger station wagon, good condition, pri: vate, will consider trade. RA 5-6853. '59 PONTIAC station wagon, four door, automatic, power steering, fully equip- ped. Excellent condition. RA 3-3034. 59 OLDSMOBILE four door . sedan, fully power equipped, real buy at $2995. Phone RA 3-2932. 'sé METEOR Niagara, ag Sudan, good AWNINGS, plain colors or gay stipes Prompt service. Free pro WA $35, electric adding | machine, snap; new Smith Corona cash register $125; also check writer. RA | __° 3-444. now for early delivery. Chair and on rentals. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North, GUNS, ammunition and hunting sup- plies, new and used, terms 10 per cent "|1¢ LAKECRAFT boat with centre deck and remote controls. Also .303 and 30.06 high power rifles. 313 Olive Avenue. SELLING furniture? We'll buy it. Re- frigerators, TV's, washers, planos, stoves, etc. For top cash offer, contact 19 Prince Street. Phone RA 8-113L USED 17" TV sets, for your cottage. Trio television. 171 Bond Street East. in perfect running tires, $500 cash. Phone RA Ay 57 PONTIAC sedan, radio, automatic, back-ups, windshield washers, perfect condition. Must see to appreciate. Rea- sonable for cash, Call RA 5-5639. FIBREGLASS your wooden boat for carefree boating or we will do the job |for you. We carry a complete line of | materials, plus easy to follow instrue- tions, Sportsman's Corner, 105 Byron Street South, Whitby, . down. Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. RA 5-6511. WE pay highest prices in the city for used furniture. Pretty's Used Furniture Store, RA 3-3271, 4M lise South. A STAFFEUR reducing couch, prac- tically new. Self-timer included. Phone RA 5-3831. LLOYD baby Sartiage, oo condi- tion, $20. Phone RA 8-8924. MOFFAT range . 407, | 40; 0; rangette, $10; 9 x 9 carpel, $10; 75 watt trans. mitter receiver, $26; "50 Pontiac big 6, radio and white wall tires, sunvisor, seat covers, requires some attention, $100; 5° vepetian bi $10. 14%' MAHOGANY Nipissing boat, ho» model, well equipped. Must sell.' od SE, strip boat and trailer, reasonable. Apply 24 Brock Street East after 5 p.m. '59 SCOOTER for sale, $300 cash. Apply Annis Street. LADY'S all weather coat, shortie coat, summer dresses, blouses, etc., all good condition, size 16-18; also electric fan, RA 3-4057, 5 CHEVROLET Bel Rir four-door sedan, automatic, radio, tutone, white walls, immaculate condition ete. 3-9216. 195¢ FORD four-door Customline, conditioned motor, radio, 314 Brock Street North, Whitby. '5 FAIRLANE, automatic, radio, rear speaker, back-up lights, washers, Top condition. 84 Burk Street, Oshawa. '59 PONTIAC Paresienne 4-door hard top, July equipped, V8, $3650. Call RA 8-8592. OWN y I Get started BIG bedding sale save! Factory clearance of spring-filled Buy now and RA | mattresses. discontinued tickings, pric- ed for quick sale, $16.88 up. Continental -|beds, some mismatched, some with head boards, clearout prices, from $24.00; Bunk beds, eight pieces, com- plete, sale price $58; roll-away cots, air foam mattresses, Special $19.95. Wilson Furniture, 20 Church Street. ONF tourist tent, used only one week- end, 8 by 8. Phone after 5, OL 54591. 15% FT. mahogany plywood Nipissing bost, like new, with a 35 Evinrude Lark our now. Take ie of one of the fine | E today in The Oshawa Times Classified Bec. Call > 8-5924. B. F. H Stores -- tires, bat- teries, Kelvinator refrigerators, tele- vision, Thrifty Budget Plan. RA 85-4543, 15 BOAT, 1959," 35 HP Evinrude motor. RA 5-7917. FIVE iy complete outfits, new, 1 35 hp Merc. electric motors, 15 molded plywood boats and trailer, A plete $1099.00 each. One only to a at tomer. Terms. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. Twe table lamps and 1 Trilite $59.85 value, for only Ec with the purchase of any chesterfield over $149. Our 5th auaiversary Special! Barons' Home 424 Simcoe Street South. pr Waverly Street, RA "80316, Niliack Vacuum Service, all makes, '55 HALF-TON International pick-up. In good shape, mew tires and battery. Telephone RA 3-4790 afternoons. RA 5-8010 after 5. SPECIAL 21° cabin cruiser, 100 H.P. Buchanan motor and trailer. Excellent condition. Apply George rin Orono 34R12. 4 part; brushes, guaran- feed rebuilt machines. Estimates free. Rentals, Vacuum Cleaner Repair Ser- vice. RA 8-0591 anytime. : |away DAVENO chair, bookcase, large sliding door, cabinet table and -four chairs, washing machine, reasonable. good con- in | dition. RA 5-6987 after 4 p.m. MUST GO! Rangette, $12; One 24" heavy duty stove, $39.95; Ome seven- plece chrome set, $69; Ome 17" TV, $69; One three-piece chesterfield, $39; One two-piece chesterfield, $24.95; roll- cots, spring-filled mattresses, $14.95; three-quarter beds and springs, $9.95; One five-piece kitchen set, $29.95; One mantel radio, $15.95; Two combin- ations $39.95 and $55.00; washing ma- chines, $31.95; chests of drawers, $10.95; dressing table, $13.95; chrome step stool, $6.95; combination ~ plane sel, $16.95; oa $4.95; new linoleum, eap; chrome bird cage, $6.95; small| frig $59; coffee tables, new, $10 and| $12; fishing equipment, cheap. Neigh-| borhood es Room, 102 William Street East. BOAT motor trailer, MO 8-4182. DINING room suite, bedroom suite, GE washer, household articles and electric appliances. Phone OL 5-4829. fully equipped. THREE . piece m suite com- Blonde Swedish actress Mai Britt and Sammy Davis, Jr., reported to be making wedding SAMMY'S IN LOVE AGAIN plans, faced newsmen at Lon- don airport yesterday on her | arrival from New York. The bespeciacled Negro entertain- i er, working at a London club; was at the airport to welcome Miss Britt, --(AP Wirephoto) Brooklin BROOKLIN -- A huge crowd attended the 49th Annual Brook- lin Spring Frair held at the Com- Entries in the Draws Crowd Fair Innis; 2nd, Mary Lou Robinson; 3rd, Jane Deremo. Parcel wrapped suitably for! Rare Plant Blossoms 'In Britain munity Parl: women's section came up to ex- pectaitons wi th larger numbers of exhibits seen in the Baking Sec- -- (tion, .| Below are listed results of judg- ing in the Ladies and Children's Classes, held in the Community | Arena. . {CLASS 20 -- Group Organiza- tions. "Hobby Corner". bedroo: plete. Cheap for quick sale. RA 5-4258. DINING room suite, blonde finish,; and chair, kitchen suite, electric range, odd pieces. Phone RA 3-4363. ee INGLIS automatic wa with suds miser, $125, E also Ajax, WH 2-0533. RA 8-8700. EIGHT-plece dining room suite, reason- FELLING furniture? We'll buy it. Re.|able. RA 5-1365. igerators, 's, washers, pianos, by carriage, $5. good eons. stoves, etc. For top cash offer, con- EE Rl Big B mower, $20, tact 19 Prince Street. Phone RA 8-1131.|4g4 Nipigon Street. T prices paid for used furnl-|FEH ROOM suite, kitchen chrome set, ture, also sel and exchange. Contact|eiectric stove, and defrostomatic re- 19 Prince |¢rigerator. RA 8-0241 or apply 1328 Scu- gOog after 5. TENTS, leeping bags and camping equipment, best selection, easy terms. Dominion Tire Store. 48 Bond West. SINGER treadle, Immaculate condi- tion, used only a few months. Would pass for new. Must sell this week. Make offer. RA 5-2591. TRAILER, box and two I baby Daby shower 1st, Barbara arnes; 2nd, Linda Rutherford; LONDON (AP)--A group of 3rd, Mary Lou Robinson. | Britons who have) been hover- Doll dressed in paper (doll, 9! ing over a lady's-slipper for the to 10 inches high) -- 1st, Barbara| last two weeks announced Mon- McPhaden; 2nd, Ann Potts; 3rd, day that their vigil has been Bonnie Snowden. crowned with success. Five drop cookies 1st, M.| The little plant, a species of Langmaid; 2nd, Barbara Barnes.| orchid and the rarest wild One-half pound plain maple flower in the United Kingdom, Pair pillow (cases, colored cross|¢ream candy 1st, Barbara Barnes, has blossomed. stitch -- 1. Slhirley Women's In-|Barnes. { The protective posse was stitute; 2. Suiishine Group WA,|CLASS 26--open to boys and formed by eight members of Brooklin; 3. Brooklin Women's|girls, 11-19 years, | the Merseyside Naturalists' As- Institute. Collection of six snapshots, in| sociation, which has its head- 57 -- By HAL COOPER 58 PONTIAC, 6, four door deluxe, $208. Apply 172 Hibbert Street. 55 MATCHLESS 500 CC Competition model, complete with lighting system and extras. 314 Brock Street North, Whitby. 48--Automobiles Wanted WANTED °53-56 Ford product, in Hin condition, Private. Caan for best deal Phone RA 3 6 p.m. SPOT CASH PAID FOR Good, clean cars. Trode up ETEOR Niagara 300 Adour, bgt green, stom radio for only ; $1595 57 {INCOLN Premiere convertible, white, fully power equipped, like new. See and drive this one . ve $3695 '56 FORD 2-door, ght blue. ..s::0v.ss+ $1150 '56 MONARCH Fordor, light blue, only $1050 '56 PLYMOUTH Station A Wagon, light blue, sk $795 PAINT, interior, exterior, $2.95 gallom. BL lors, Guaranteed, flat, gloss. and Dahan Street. RA 3-7624. BABYLAND bargains! New style 1060 baby carriages, converts to car bed. Lowest prices in town, $27. Large, full panel ig pA price, clear out, ua Playpens, 38.05, $7.88, pi ers $5.88. Wilson's Furniture, 20 Church Street. ONE Gurney, 30-inch electric stove, good jon. Phone RA 5-5577. ONE kitchen set, oversize table, five chairs, grey arborite. One 18" hand lawn mower and basket. T 35-5502. new. Call Store pray Phone RA 81131 '55 FORD 4-door, fight green, only or down. Liens paid off. '55 METEOR 4-door, ig blue, custom radio, a real beauty $895 '54 MERCURY Sedan, black, power brakes, power $695 DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. $ RA 3-942] steering, automatic, radio, only '54 FORD 2-door, light green, going cheap $550 '53 CHEV. Bel-Aire 2-door, radio $595 *55 CONSUL Sedan, medium green ...... $595 '53 PONTIAC Sedan, blue, only . crnsses. $54 '53 OLDSMOBILE 88 Sedan, power | brakes, automatic '53 METEOR Sedan, grey, see this one, only $493 Bramley Nir Sales Ltd: 1271 SIMCOE ST. N. RA 3-4675 HOUSTON GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION BRAKE SPECIALISTS, COM- PLETE BRAKE SERVICE. MOTOR TUNE-UP AND GENERAL REPAIRS, 67 KING ST. W. RA 3.7822 finance. Doug Amey, Sales, RA 35-6501 -'7, JOHNSON 18 HP outboard, guaranteed perfect condition, used two seasons, will Ontario Motor SALE Aluminum Products of the best quality ot the best prices, fully guaronteed. Dounble hung windows only $18. Call now, AWNINGS (canvas). Estimates without obligation. Write Wm. Cressman, RR 3, Uxbridge. Phone Port Perry, YU 5-7572. TENTS, sleeping bags and camping equipment best selection, easy terms. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond West. UNPAINTED furnitureat sav- USED tires, most all sizes $3 ry up. B. F. Goodrich Stores, RA 5-454 TYPEWRITER 10-kex adding ig. Smith-Corona cashier, new, $150, or best offer. RA 35-9228 ELECTRIC cream separator, in good diti leber. Stevenson ings, big bonus offer, bookcases only 99 cents with the purchase of any piece of unfinished furniture. Chest of draw- ers $17 desks $14, bookcases $5.99, van- ity dressers $26: record cabinet, $18; Fred Road North of Airport. ONE heavy duty McClary range, four burner, table top, excellent condition. Phone RA 5-9749, BED and arm chair, char- room-divider, $22; b $15. Wilson Furniiure, 20 Church Street, Lymer Aluminum Co. RA 8-5385 NUW-WAY Rug Co. has been appointed distributor fer Filter treuse, suitable home or cottage; four chrome chairs and table. Reasonable. Excellent condition. RA 5-5445 after 5. Queen Vacuum. RA 8-4011. CLEAN CARS WANTED TOP PRICES PAID LIENS PAID OFF TRADE UP OR DOWN Wilbak Motors 137 KING W. RA 5-0732 Boat, Motor and Trailer Excellent for fomily. 17° cedar strip, beautiful hand- rubbed mahogany finish. 23 PRIVATE sale of household furniture Apply 299 Division Street after 4 p.m. PAINT, interior, exterior, $2.95 gallon. All colors. Guaranteed. Flat, gloss, 8|C TWO piece chesterfield suite, practical ly mew; 24" television set; matching coffee and step tables, lam case, kitchen table and chairs; chair. 597 Grierson Street. CBS C television, blond finish high- Oshawa a Church Street. RA 3-7624. h.p. and accessroies, good os new. 61 SANDRA ST. WEST ROTARY POWER MOWERS $37.95 up MARINE STORAGE & SUPPLY LTD. BROOKLIN, ONTARIO OL 5-3641 47 --Automobiles For Sale 47 --Automobiles For Sale OK ONTARIO ONTARIO } ONTARIO ONTARIO } ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO A ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO 3 ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ) ONTARIO ONTARIO ) ONTARIO ONTARIO 1} ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ) ONTARIO ONTARIO } ONTARIO ONTARIO ) ONTARIO 1 ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ) ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ) ONTARIO ONTARIO 1 ONTARIO } ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO ONTARIO. 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Telephone RA 3-2177 or apply Gifford Street. SEE HOME APPLIANCES OSHAWA LTD, 90 SIMCOE SOUTH FOR FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE Domestic and Commercial RA 5-5332 Now is the time to have a beautiful home with aluminum doors and windows, best quality, lowest price in town. Quick service. Alex Vajda RA 3-9851 Every job guaranteed. SEE HOME APPLIANCES OSHAWA LTD. 90 SIMCOE SOUTH FOR FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE Domestic and Commercial All aluminum products -- Doors, windows, shower doors, awnings, TV towers, paving One contract, nothing down. For free estimates call -- Aluma Seal Co. RA 5-9365 ANYTIME SALE SALE SALE Ktchen Chairs, $5; Tables, sizes and colorg at your re- quirement; Coffee Tables, $12.95; Step Tables, $12.95; Telephone Benches, $11.95; { Chrome Rocking Chairs, $15; } | Reclining Chairs, = 3-piece ! Sectional Va-Sofa, curved cen- tre; Rugs: 4 x 6, $14; 6 x 9, $24; 9 x 12, $55; Kit- chen Chairs A T.., HONEST MIKE'S at Unbelievable Prices 184 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH recovered, $3. Or Call RA 8-6053 between 7 - 9 p.m. FOOD AND FREEZER PLAN Complete lines of meats and groceries. Savings of up to 30%. Lef us prove to you as we have to thousands .of others how we can save the cost of the freezer with our proven plan. Canadian man- ufactured freezers, guaran- teed by Good-Housek ing. with doors, looks like new, one year warranty on picture tube, $149. Terms $2.50 per week. Meagher's, 8 King Street West. ONE pair lady's white roller skates, fae 7, long life wheels. Phone RA book. | Group, Baby's knit 'set (jacket, bonnet, bootees) -- 1. Faithful Workers Group, Broolklin; 2. ° Shirley Women's Institute; 3. Brooklin Women's Instiiute. Quilt, piece, or pieced applique -- 1. SunsHine j3roup, Brooklin; 2. Faithful Workers Group, Brook- lin; 3. Shirley 'Women's Institute. Crochet doily, approx. 10" to 15" -- 1. Sunshine Group, Brook- lin; 2. Shirley Women's Institute; 8. Brooklin Woinen's Institute. Sec. 4: Placi> mats, linen or cotton 1. 17aithful Workers Brooklin; 2. Shirley Women's Instiftute; 3. Brooklin Women's Institute. Homemade |ampshade, dis- played on lamp -- 1. Sunshine Group, Brooklin; 2. Faithful Workers Grou'p, Brooklin; 3. Brooklin Women's Institute. Pair homemady: house slippers tar oy & Barter *50 AUSTIN Cambridge ASS in new con- dition, private; or will swap for small delivery truck er station wagon. 2-6410 Ajax. USE THE OSHAWA TIMES CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Ottawa Press Office Closed OTTAWA (CP)--The external affairs department has closed its press office. The office was lumped Monday with the political co-ordination section of the department, which will handle the mechanical pro- cess of putting out press re- leases. An external affairs department source said that the chief of the political co . ordination section, Arthur Blanchette, will not be authorized to answer reporters' enquiries. ee The department maintains in- formation officers in Washington and London, and a large informa. tion section here but it is primar- ily concerned with disseminating information abroad. The source said that henceforth |2 reporters' questions will be| answered by the offices of Ex-| ternal Affairs Minister Green| Samples Of Bodies Sent For Analysis CRYSTAL BEACH (CP)-- Samples from the bodies of a man and woman found in an abandoned restaurant at this re- be sent to laboratories in Tor- | DeLorenzo, 44, of Buffalo and Mrs. Elizabeth * Paulas, 32, of Toronto, died of asphyxiation, but a. gas heater in the restaurant was still burning when a repair- man found the pair. Rideau River 1, Fri hip Group, Brooklin; 2. Shirley Women's Institute; 3. Palthiy Workers Group, Brook- in. Seven cup cakes, decorated 1. Sunshine Grown, Brooklin; Women's Institute, Brooklin; Shirley Women's 1institute. House plant in bloom . Brooklin Women's Institute; 2. Friendship Group, Brooklin; 3. Faithful Workers Giroup, Brook- lin, Display -- 1. Swoshine Group, Brooklin; 2. Faitlaful Workers Group, Brooklin; 3. Shirley Women's Institute. 2. 3. 1 Needle Work: Cotton quilt, pieced -- 1. Mrs. Murray Coates; 2. Mirs. 8. Moore; 3. Mrs. G. Brown. Pair pillow cases, colored em-| broidery -- R. V. Young. Pair pillow cases, 'lace trim -- 1. Mrs. John Mediad; a ws. Murray Coates; 3. Brown, One pair men's .fine socks, fancy -- 1. Mrs. Mus ay Coates; | 2. Mrs. John Medland ; 3. Mrs, s.| Moore. Child's pullover -- 1, Mrs. Mur-| ray Coates; 2. Katherine Fore-| man; 3. Mrs. G. Brotvn. Child's cardigan 1. Mrs. | G. Brown; 2. Katherine Fore | man; 3. Mrs. S. Moore, Lady's summer dress *(wash-| able) -- 1. Mrs. F. Pilkey; 2. and Prime Minister Diefenbaker. | sort near Lake Erie Sunday will| Mrs. Carl Kydd; 8. Mrs. S. | Moore. Child's sun dress -s 1, Mrs. | Carl Kydd; 2. Mrs. G. Brown; 3. |Mrs F Pilkey Child's cotfon pyjamis Carl Kydd; 2. °- Mrs. . Murray Coates; 3. Mrs. S. Moore. Bridge cloth 1. Mrs. G. Brown; 2. Mrs. 8. Moorey; 3. Mrs. Murray Coates. Braided rug 1. Mirs. 8. Moore; 2. Mrs. B. Miner; 3. Mrs. Murray Coates, Fancy cushion -- 1, irs. Carl Kydd; 2. Mrs. G. Browng 3. Mrs. Mary Maxim special --- 1. M. 2. Mrs. Murray Coates; 3. Katherine For¢:man. Tablecloth done in crewss-stitch -- 1 Mrs. S Moore; - 2 Mrs. M. Coates; 3. Mrs. G. Brown. 1 | Murray Coates. onto. Police first believed Pompilo| | Langmaid; {CLASS 22 | Work done during past three |years by anyone 70 years and {over: 1. Mrs. Margaret Jones; 2. Mrs, Joel Aldred; Mrs. A. :Mitch- ell, Whitby. Body Identified OTTAWA (CP) Petralia, a 24-year-old Italian immigrant, was identified today the Rideau River at Hog's Back Park here Sunday. Sebastiano | CLASS 24 Hobby for men: Useful article, made all or partially of wood -- 1. Charles Hamer; 2. Bruce as the man who was drowned in| Miner. cLass 25--Junior Section, 11-19: ages Government. inspected meats, Well known branded pro- ducts, all part of our plan to eat better for less.. Phone RA 5-3709. No obligation Freezers $189 up. Compare before vou buy. f WINNIPEG (CP -- The Assin- iboine Park Zoo now has a rare |deer from the Chicago Zoological | Society, called "Sputnik" because |of its tendency to rum around in |eircles. Pre-hemmed and embroidered new towels -- 1st, M. Langgnaid; 2nd, Barbara Barnes. Decorated place mat, payprer-- 1st, Sandra Cook; 2nd, NoiTine Carnochan; 3rd, Linda Garrow Party favor -- ist, Albert Mec- Mrs. Murray Coates; 2. Mrs. 8, Moore; 3. Mrs. (for lady winning most points in|until he arrived prepared to give black and white -- 1st, Mary Lou| Robinson; 2nd, Roberta May - Lockyer. | Small article, hobby work, in| {wood -- 1st, Alexandra Alves. CLASS 27--BAKING Magic baking powder (special)| for best frosted single layer white cake -- 1st, Mrs. Carl Kydd; 2nd, Mrs. John 'Medland. Apple pie 1st, Mrs: John Medland; 2nd, Rose Phillips; 3rd, Mrs. Carl Kydd. White layer cake -- 1st, Rose Phillips; 2nd, Mrs. Carl Kydd; | 3rd, Mrs. Lorne Parrott. Two layer chocolate cake -- 1st, Mrs. S. Moore; 2nd, Rose Phillips; 3rd, Mrs, Lorne Parrott. | Banana layer cake -- 1st, Mrs. | Carl Kydd; 2nd, Mrs, Lorne Parrott; 3rd, Mrs. F. M. Holli- day. Raisin pie -- 1st, Mrs. F. M. Holliday; 2nd, Mrs. S. Moore; 3rd, Mrs. John Medland. Five cloverleaf rolls 1st) Mrs. F. M. Holliday; 2nd, Mrs, Ed Powell; 8rd, Mrs. S. Moore. Loaf of bread -- 1st, Mrs. Rose Phillips; 2nd, Mrs. S. Moore; 3rd, Mrs. John Medland. Chiffon cake, frosted: 1st, Mrs. G. Brown; 2nd, Mrs. Carl Kydd; 3rd, Mrs. John Medland. Lemon pie -- 1st, Rose Phillips; 2nd, Mrs. F. M. Holliday; 3rd, Mrs. G. Brown. Collection of baking, ing of seven date squares, seven butter tarts, seven drop cookies-- 1st, Mrs. S. Carl Kydd; 3rd, Rose Phillips. One pint Chili Sauce--I1st, Mrs. | Lorne Parrott; 2nd, Mrs, Carl| Kydd; 3rd, Mrs. John Medland. Simpson - Sears Ltd: Special-- {Classes 21-27: Mrs. jSostes Murray, consist-| Moore; 2nd, Mrs. | quarters in Liverpool. They kept watch over the plant every day from dawn to | dusk to foil the kind of people | who go around dcspoiling the | countryside of wild flowers. | The lady's - slipper orchid, | known to professionals as cy pripedium calceolus, thrives in the Alps but has been almost exterminated in Britain by the | onrush of civilization. including | wild-flower pickers. Claphani, 'Tutin and War burg's Flora of the British Isles, a bible of wild plant en- thusiasts, says the lady's-slip- per is extremely rare or even extinct in these parts. The Merseyside people said a patch in a Yorkshire dale was discovered in 1930. There were then 14 plants. Now only four remain This month's blossom is only | the fifth in 30 years. The last previous blooming | was in 1958 when the lone blos- | som was seized, said the asso- ciation, "by a Yorkshire boatn« ist before its protectors had a chance to study and photo- graph it, Ambulance Man Attends Daughter CALGARY (CP) -- An ambul- ance attendant arrived at the scene of an accident here Mon- day to find his eight - year - old | daughter killed. Otto Coutts did not know that is daughter Carol was involved | first-aid treatment. The girl had Ibeen struck by a gravel truck. 'WMS Auxiliary 'Holds Meeting | COLUMBUS -- The Afternoon | Auxiliary of the WMS held its me meeting in the Lower Hall of the Church on Wednesday af- |ternoon. The meeting opened with| | quiet music played on the piano by Mrs. T. Scott. Mrs. Ray Scott, | president, Welcomed those pres- |ent. | Mrs J Whiteoak presided for |the worship period, reading a poem and meditation and leading lin prayer. She was assisted by scriptur: e. business. Mrs. Flett, supply secretary, gave a report on the | bale which was recently packed to be sent in to Toronto. A report on stewardship was given by Mrs + N. Scott. For the program part of the meeting the committee opened with a few thoughts on Temper- ance. Mrs. Whiteoak gave a read- ing, Miss Heddon a poem and Miss B Smith read an essay on the subject. Mrs. Whiteoak also read a report written in an Eng- lish paper on racial discrimina- tion in Africa and read parts of lhe study book based on Africa. CLOSE MEETING The meeting closed with the benediction. Last Wednesday evening . the members of the Evening Group of Mrs Ray Scott presided for the| T, present and turned the meet- ing over to the committee' in charge. The worship service was econ- ducted by Mrs Lance Beath, as- | sisted by Mrs Vernon Powell who { scripture and Mrs, Grant | Webber whosled in prayer. A {lovely duet was sung by Mrs Murray Mountjoy and Miss Jean- ine Werry of Kedron, accompan- ied by Mrs August Geisberger at |the piano. They sang. "O Brother Miss I. Heddon who read the Man' |osHAWA SPEAKER Mrs Beath then introduced the |speaker, Mr Donald Sugden of |Oshawa, a representative of the Canadian Mental Health Associa- tion. Mr, Sugden gave a very in- teresting and informative talk on mental health and showed a film entitled "Where Industry and Tension Meet". He was thanked by Mrs Webber. The Kedron la- dies then favofed with another "Bless This House" and they were thanked by Mrs. Beath. The meeting was turned over to the president, Mrs Frank Smith, who spoke a few words and invited those present to join with the members for a cup of tea. Dur- ing the lunch, Mrs. Donald Wylie who is leaving the community to live in Port Perry, was present- ed with a cup and saucer by Mrs. Walter Lucyk on behalf of the group. the WMS held their June meet- ing in the Lower Hall of the Church, As it was a special meet- ing all the ladies of the commun- ity had been invited and quite a number turned out to hear the speaker Mrs Donald Wylie, first vice- CATTLE EXPERT HUNTINGDON, Que. (CP)- Jamie Wallace, 14, was the youngest buyer at the National ' Ayrshire Cattle Sale. He bought a heifer for $390 at the auction, president, welcomed all those / bringing his herd to seven, Jamie also and sells beagle dogs.